Very safe town, never had any weird experience or felt not safe, so chill people are most of the time relaxed just avoid to be out on the beach after midnight coz there’s a lot of drunk boys they not dangerous but they can be annoying

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Located in North Africa, Morocco presents a fusion of diverse cultures, historic architecture, and stunning landscape views. This vibrant country is known for its intricacies, from the bustling spice markets in Marrakech to the breathtaking heights of the Atlas Mountains. The often-visited Sahara Desert offers golden dunes and unforgettable starry nights, while coastal cities like Casablanca and Essaouira boast of beautiful beaches and fresh seafood. Morocco's cultural heritage is deeply rooted in Berber, Arab, French and Andalusian traditions, seen in its cuisine, music, and the famous blue city of Chefchaouen. With unique places to explore such as the UNESCO-listed ancient city of Fez, Morocco guarantees an exceptional travel experience to all.

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Nestled along Morocco's sun-drenched Atlantic coast, Taghazout is a vibrant jewel revered for its enthralling blend of natural beauty and laid-back charm. This quaint fishing village has transformed into a sought-after travel destination, primarily recognized for its world-class surfing conditions, offering long point breaks and year-round swell that attract thrill-seekers internationally. Besides surfing, Taghazout is also known for its rich Berber culture, vibrant arts scene, and mouthwatering culinary delights, specifically, fresh seafood. Venture a bit inland, and you're in the enchanting realm of argan trees and honey farms. With its scenic ocean views, warm sands, and a backdrop of spectacular mountains, Taghazout opens a doorway into the tranquil side of Moroccan life.

I did a semi-solo trip to Morocco and honestly, it was a mix of nerves and magic. I started with a FlixBus from Lyon to Marseille, then headed to Agadir, Taghazout, and Marrakesh. I was anxious at first — Morocco has a reputation for scams and cash-only places, but speaking some Arabic helped a lot.

I went during Ramadan, which made the experience even more special. Locals were super friendly and open to sharing stories and meals. The souks can be intense (and yes, scammy), especially taxis — you have to bargain if you don’t look Moroccan. But I stayed in super affordable hostels, met great people, and my friend surfed while I explored.

It was just 4 days, but I’d definitely go back!

Heenna

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